Lemniskata Shelf has been inspired by a mathematical symbol representing the concept of infinity. We have combined representing symbol with physical unbroken form design. So we have created from 2d symbol to 3d continuous dynamic product.
Lemniskata Shelf is for books, magazines and also for all decoration objects or similar. We believe that infinity fluid lines of Lemniskata make interior spaces more dynamic.
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